paranoia

Following the passing of T.K. Carter, who played Nauls in John Carpenter's The Thing, horror enthusiasts are revisiting classic films that capture similar themes of paranoia, isolation, and body horror.

Before donning Doctor Doom's mask in Avengers: Doomsday, Robert Downey Jr. has masterfully portrayed several memorable antagonists throughout his career, showcasing his range beyond the heroic Iron Man persona.

The throwback conspiracy thriller starring Riz Ahmed and Lily James debuts on Netflix with outstanding audience ratings, proving Ahmed's action hero credentials.

The critically acclaimed sci-fi conspiracy thriller starring Emma Stone will debut on Peacock streaming service on December 26, bringing the twisted tale of alien paranoia to home audiences.

Discover how the brave members of Dumbledore's secret organization stack up against each other in terms of magical ability and combat effectiveness during their fight against Voldemort.

A legendary horror director once stepped away from scares to create a heartwarming and unforgettable tale of otherworldly love. Starring an Oscar-nominated Jeff Bridges, this classic 1980s science fiction gem has been largely forgotten, but now you have the chance to experience it without paying a dime.

Before he was the galaxy's most feared villain, he was a Jedi Knight. A Star Wars novel reveals the dark, calculated methods Emperor Palpatine used to transform Anakin Skywalker, ensuring his apprentice would become the most powerful Sith Lord ever known through unimaginable suffering.

As speculation swirls around who will be the next James Bond, one top contender has shared his all-time favorite espionage thriller. The rising star's choice is a deep cut from the 1970s, a classic he praises for its stunning and unforgettable opening sequence. What film captured his admiration?

While many know him from the hit sitcom *Scrubs*, Zach Braff's taste in movies points to his serious filmmaking ambitions. He recently praised one particular classic comedy, calling it a benchmark for satire and cinematic excellence that remains unmatched even decades later. What film does he consider a true masterpiece?